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Finland to Produce Ukrainian Airlogix Designed Drones to Boost European Military Production
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Production facilities for unmanned aerial vehicles using Ukrainian technology will be set up in Finland, according to Militarnyi on August 19.
Ukrainian developer Airlogix and the Finnish company Innokas have signed a letter of intent to establish this cooperation.
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The partnership is being implemented within the framework of the Build with Ukraine program.
The main goal of this collaboration is to create additional production sites across Europe to supply the Defense Forces of Ukraine during Russia’s full-scale invasion.
Under the agreement, all technologies and engineering solutions will remain Ukrainian, while the Finnish side will focus on scaling up manufacturing and handling local assembly.
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The upcoming phase involves joint development of legal, technical, and operational frameworks. Both parties are also exploring the option of establishing a joint venture.
Airlogix specializes in the development and manufacturing of fixed-wing unmanned aerial systems.
The company's primary product is the Gor tactical reconnaissance drone, designed for adjusting artillery fire and detecting target objects at operational depths. Airlogix also manufactures Anubis strike drones.
Earlier, Ukraine announced plans to expand its Drone Deal initiative after signing defense cooperation agreements with six countries, including Latvia, Lithuania, Azerbaijan, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar.
The program allows partner nations to access Ukraine’s combat-tested drone technologies, production expertise, and operational know-how while supporting joint manufacturing and air defense capabilities.
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